Gel [verb]

During an experiment, they compared radishes grown in sandy soil alone with radishes grown in sandy soil that had been mixed with the gel.

You shall read it aloud to me, my gel—or, better still, I'll read it to you.

I'm a little gel stayin' with her now, and you—I want you to come back with me.

I'm soory fur the gel, but ef she had the locket, of course she tuk the locket.

Hugh, the gel's in the garden, she is sitting by the lily-pond and believes her heart is broken, but it isn't!

Excuse me, ma'am, but when you say I've done nothing for my gel here I suppose you'll allow I've kept her and educated her?

You'll be the big woman of the island, gel, and there won't be a mother's son that dare say boo to you.

If my gel here had been born a boy, my son would have sat where his lordship is now sitting.

Emprisonner quand mme, un jour, l'ternit,Dans le gel blanc d'une immobile vrit.

Pelt is a gel which possesses a great development of surface.